A while ago we profiled a mail-in document service called Pixily. For those of you that don’t want the hassle of scanning things in and organizing them yourself, here is another one called Shoeboxed. Shoeboxed has a much tighter focus. It is going after those of us that have a lot of receipts and business […]
Continue readingPhoto by Legozilla While the Fujitsu ScanSnap might be super-easy to use with only one button, there is a lot going under the hood to make it work that way. When you have problems like paper jams or more than one page getting pulled through, it might be time to replace (or at least clean) […]
Continue readingA while ago I picked up a Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M. In case you’re also thinking of getting one, I made a video of the “unboxing” where I take it out of the box and go through everything that is included in there. One note: at one point I pull out a USB cable and say […]
Continue readingThere was a discussion recently on Twitter over whether the ScanSnap was supported in Linux. Out of the box, none of the models come with Linux drivers – the S510 and S300 come with Windows software, and the S510 and S300M come with Mac OSX software. However, there is a project called SANE – Scanner […]
Continue readingPhoto by unimatrixZxero Many people dream of the mythical “paperless office”. While these tips aren’t going to take you all the way there (and I don’t think anything truly will), they will take you a long way towards making friends with paper again. 1. Switch to paper-free option when possible. When at all possible, get […]
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